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More 4 Me Interview on RADIO

On Tues 10th November (2:45pm WST) Lincoln Fenner is going to be interviewed about More 4 Me, on ABC Radio 720AM.

Lincoln (Director/ Producer) will be interviewed by announcer Bernadette Young about his upcoming documentary.

The 15 minute interview will take place in at the East Perth Studios and will be broadcast all around Western Australia.

If you live outside WA or can't listen in at that time, stay tuned to www.more4memovie.com where a podcast of the interview will be posted shortly after.

Featured on Fox Searchlabs

Last week Director Lincoln Fenner was featured on the home page of Fox Searchlight's Searchlabs with his new upcoming documentary 'More 4 Me', as the Featured Profile.


More at: Fox Searchlab More 4 Me Movie

Trailer Release!

The trailer for the documentary movie 'More 4 Me' has just been released:

To view, please go to:

http://www.more4memovie.com/

If you believe in the message of this movie...

Please share this with your friends and colleagues and ask them to do the same

... so that this film reaches a distributor.

Contact re: distribution:

Lincoln Fenner

Creation Box Films Pty Ltd

+61 (0) 409 234 758

Assembly Cut almost complete

Update ...

The Assembly Cut of More 4 Me is almost complete.

What this means is that the majority of the 70-80 hours of high definition footage has been worked through so that hundreds and hundreds of clips have been selected that may end up in the final film.

This will soon be whittled down into the Rough Cut which will look more like the length of the final film - 90-100 minutes.

Movie Trailer

Creation Box Films is very close to releasing a trailer for More 4 Me.

Watch this space ...

Time Lapse Sequence

At the moment I'm editing a cool sequence about time and how we spend it.

I've got some brilliant shots of masses of people commuting in London train stations and also across one of the largest crosswalk intersections in the world at Shibuya, Tokyo. There must be one thousand people on this crosswalk at one time.

This cut with shots of old ladies carrying piles of wood across the Equator in Kenya makes for an interesting montage.

I'm using some speed control techniques for effect. It really gives the feel of the throb of the city.

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(Picture: Marina Prior interview in Cambodia taken from footage of the film).

Editing Update

The Post-Production stage of “More 4 Me” is steadily progressing. A rough cut sequence is being edited together as we journey to various places around the world and look at various things that people have said they can’t live without.

To help with the editing process we have been very grateful to the volunteered efforts of Adeliene Wong and Samantha Hinsbey who are diligently logging the dialogue of people we interviewed across 7 countries. All in all there were something like 170-180 people interviewed. Thank you Adeliene and Samantha!

David Davoll is beavering away on animations that will quickly visually explain concepts throughout the film.

Ray Shaw has been brought into the team in the capacity of Sound Engineer/ Mixer to work with the live audio from the various locations and lay down the final sound mix which will later be completed by Michael Allen’s musical score.

Stay tuned for more updates…

Composer: Things Of Stone And Wood

Creation Box Films would like to announce it has named Michael Allen as the musical composer for More 4 Me.

Michael was part of the Australian band Things of Stone and Wood, known for their hits "Happy Birthday Helen" and "Share This Wine". The band released 5 albums with Sony Records and Shock Records in the 1990's.

Michael is based in Melbourne and has just released his third solo album, Stargazer.

He brings a wealth of experience to the project having spent the past 7 years writing music for the moving picture including work for television.